Bearing spores, or bearing seed.
Able to reproduce sexually.
1). Land that has enough nutrients to support abundant plant growth. 2). Plants that are reproductive and can produce fruits, seeds, spores or pollen grains.
Capable of producing a fruit or caryopsis.
intellectually productive; "a prolific writer"; "a fecund imagination"
bearing in abundance especially offspring; "flying foxes are extremely prolific"; "a prolific pear tree"
Bearing or producing reproductive structures.
If an ovum has been fertilized. Also, if a female is capable of producing ova.
Able to conceive and bear offspring.
Pronunciation: (FER-tul) Having the capacity to reproduce (bear) children
As applied to soils, rich in plant nutrients. As applied to organisms, capable of producing offspring.
1) capable of producing many crops as in "fertile land" 2) capable of producing offspring as in "the bull elephant was fertile" 3) capable of growing to maturity and producing offspring as in "the seed was fertile"
capable of being reproduced or having the minerals needed for organisms to grow
Able to produce children.
Able to produce offspring.
Capable of becoming fissile, by capturing neutrons, possibly followed by radioactive decay; eg U-238, Pu-240.
Capable of producing a chick.